GREEK PROTESTANTS AT OXFORD.

Mr. Pointer says, in his _Oxoniensis Academia, &c._, speaking of the

curiosities connected with Worcester College, there were "Ruins of a

Royal Palace, built by King Henry the First, in Beaumont, near

Gloucester-green, upon some parts of which ruins, the late Dr.

Woodroff (when principal of Gloucester Hall, now Worcester College)

built lodgings for the education of young scholars from Greece, who,

after they had been here educated in the reformed religion, were to be

sent back to their own country, in order to propagate the same there.

And accordingly some young Grecians were brought hither, and wore

their Grecian habits; but not finding suitable encouragement, this

project came to nothing."

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